The BAFTA Television Awards 2026, hosted by Greg Davies, happened this evening. Here's a fly-through of the categories and their winners.

Supporting Actor: Owen Cooper (Adolescence)

Supporting Actress: Christine Tremarco (Adolescence)

Reality: The Celebrity Traitors

Scripted Comedy: Amandaland

Specialist Factual: Simon Schama: The Road to Auschwitz

Entertainment: Last One Laughing

Limited Drama: Adolescence

Actor in a Comedy: Steve Coogan (How Are You? It's Alan (Partridge))

Actress in a Comedy: Katherine Parkinson (Here We Go)

News Coverage: Channel 4 News: Israel-Iran: The Twelve Day War

Special Award: Martin Lewis CBE

P&O Cruises Memorable Moment: Alan Carr wins The Celebrity Traitors

International: The Studio

Fellowship: Dame Mary Berry DBE

Drama Series: Code of Silence

Leading Actress: Narges Rashidi (Prisoner 951)

Leading Actor: Stephen Graham (Adolescence)

Factual Series: See No Evil

Children's: Non-Scripted: World. War. Me (Sky Kids Investigates)

Children's: Scripted: Crongton

Single Documentary: Grenfell: Uncovered

Short Form: Hustle and Run

Live Event Coverage: VE Day 80, A Celebration to Remember

Soap: EastEnders

Sports Coverage: UEFA Women's Euro 2025

Daytime: Scam Interceptors

Current Affairs: Gaza: Doctors Under Attack

Factual Entertainment: Go Back to Where You Came From

Entertainment Performance: Bob Mortimer (Last One Laughing)

Oh cool Amandaland won, was the only nominated show i watched here alongside the sports coverage

Good to see LOL get some awards, Amandaland too and also a nod for Here We Go with Katharine Parkinson getting an award. Also Celeb Traitors deserved its awards too! and good to see EE getting the best soap.

Feels crazy that Adolescence swept the board as it feels so old now (its deserved though as its great!) - I actually thought it was in last years BAFTA's, but it must've just missed that round - and has been at every other awards show. Talking of which did anyone see the picture of Owen Cooper next to Stephen Graham? Owen is like towering over him now 🤣

Edited May 11May 11 by ElectroBoy

I too thought Adolescence had already won last year, getting it mixed up with the Emmy's. Baftas is so late to the rest of the award shows

I suppose because they run on a 1st January-31st December cycle for the previous year it makes sense that Adolescence is only eligible now but having been out to watch for over a year it does feel "old" in that respect.